FIU, Purdue recruit Kennedy ready to lead Plantation
Miami Herald Writer
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If he had any second thoughts on the decision to transfer to a Plantation squad, a dominating spring game win against Miami Dr. Krop made the decision a lot easier to live with.
''I feel really good about it,'' Kennedy said of the spring game win. ``We have a good chance this year. Plantation had a rough season last year, and I am coming from St. Thomas where we had a great season and won the state championship. The potential is here to make some things happen like we did in the spring game.''
Kennedy is bringing to Plantation a fast slot receiver who makes plays over the middle of the field and has excellent quickness to dominate linebackers. Kennedy was most recently clocked at 4.48 in the 40 this spring.
His speed is one of the first things colleges have taken notice of.
''Well as far as offers, I have Indiana, Central Michigan, Purdue, South Carolina, [and] FIU is about to offer me,'' Kennedy said. ``Minnesota has also offered me. I had talked to Florida and Florida State before, but not lately.''
Kennedy is not close to making a decision, though, as he wants to take his full compliment of visits, including at least one unofficial visit before this summer ends.
''I haven't visited any schools. I want to take at least one before the summer is out. It's probably going to be up north because that's where a lot of my schools are coming at me from,'' Kennedy said. `` Minnesota or Central Michigan is [probably] where I'll visit.''
He also plans on taking official visits in the fall before he makes a final decision as he has no favorite at the present time.
''I am definitely going to do that,'' Kennedy said. ``That's going to be the main thing in making my decision to see how each school is.''
Kennedy currently maintains a 2.3 GPA and is taking night school classes in an attempt to raise his GPA.
''I am taking the next SAT and ACT coming up in September. My GPA is a 2.3 so I need like a 980,'' Kennedy said. ``That's why I am going to night school so I can get a [better] score.''
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